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Advocate Rohit Sud elected President of Punjab and Haryana High Court Bar Association

May 16, 2026

Advocate Rohit Sud has been elected as the President of the Punjab and Haryana High Court Bar Association after a competitive election. Sud won the presidency with a margin of 96 votes.

Advocate Rohit Sud Elected President of PHHC Bar Association

Advocate Rohit Sud has emerged victorious in the recent elections for the President of the Punjab and Haryana High Court Bar Association (PHHCBA). The election concluded with Sud receiving 1,483 votes, defeating Senior Advocate Parminder Singh Sekhon by a margin of 96 votes.

This election highlights the engagement and democratic processes within the legal community, showcasing a competitive environment where candidates campaign to advocate for bar interests.

Sud's presidency is anticipated to bring about significant initiatives tailored to address the challenges faced by practitioners in the region, enhancing the overall function of the Bar Association.

Legal professionals should monitor the developments during Sud's term and consider how leadership changes may impact advocacy and legal practice within the High Court as well as interactions with the judiciary.

Source:barandbench.com
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